The Industrial Revolution was brought about by what events?

Imagine that you are a reformer in the early 1800s. Choose an issue, explain why you support it, and what you would do to help increase public awareness of the cause.

In your opinion, how was the war between France and the powers of Europe affected by French nationalism?

Explain the importance of each term, person, or place: anesthetic; enclosure; James Watt; smelt.

Why did hostilities erupt in the Philippines after the Spanish-American War?

a. What issues and events led to the Mexican War? b. How did the treaty ending the Mexican War affect Mexican Americans living in the Mexican Cession? c. What present-day states and parts of states did the United States acquire as a result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and the Gadsden Purchase?

How did films like The Immigrant reflect the social issues of the time?

How might reform movements have been different if women had not participated?

Explain the importance of each term, person, or place: plebiscite; Napoleonic Code; annex; Continental System; guerrilla warfare; scorched-earth policy; abdicate; Congress of Vienna; legitimacy; Concert of Europe.

Describe the circumstances that led to the end of the monarchy.

Sequence Events

Discuss the events that led to the Boxer Rebellion.

What actions did Klan members take to accomplish their goals?

Compare and Contrast

Discuss the ways in which World War I differed from previous wars.

Working with a partner, use posterboard to create a large chart that lists social. economic, and religious conflicts in at least four European countries during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; the chart should also show the effects of those conflicts on each country and its culture. Include visuals such as sketches. maps, and photos of art.